If i make a document at college on word 2003, can i then edit at home with windows 2007?

Question

sorry i mean with word 2007 not windows

Answer 1

Yes but the formatting will be different youll just ahve to reformat when you open it on the newer version

Answer 2

Yes, but you may have problems if you bring it back to the word 2003 computer after saving it in 2007. You can use a universal format like RTF that should work with both if you like.

Answer 3

Yep, however when editing at home save the file as a 2003 word document. To do this click File, Save As, and change the save as type to Word 2003

Answer 4

yes you can. The harder situation is when you want to open up a Word 2003 in Word 2007. For that you need to go to the Microsoft website and download a converter.

Also, save your .doc as .rtf (rich text format) and it might be easier yet!

Answer 5

Yes.
The document will open in Word 2007 with the .doc extension(97-2003 file format) and it will say [COMPATIBILITY MODE] next to the document name meaning it is a 97-2003 document and is being saved as a 97-2003 document.

Answer 6

Yes cause word 2007 will simply transfer the document. Noo worries :P

Answer 7

Yes, but when you save it at home, you must save in in Word 2003 format or you will have problem reading it again in school

Answer 8

Save both in the Word 2003 format.
You can then use it at both locations.

PS: Ask the faculty (if they're not sleeping ;-)) why still Word 2003?
One would think that with today's tuition, all the latest versions for any and all software would be available.
(Unless they've been sleeping ;-))

Answer 9

Yes, just be sure to "Save As" in the 2003 format so you can still open and edit it at school.

Bert

Answer 10

yes of course